Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
THE CENTURY FOR JULY.

In HE CENTURY for July the lighter materiel so
a sparkling out-ofdoors character, and naturally takes
precedence in attractiveness at this season.
The opening paper, by John Burroughs, on WdS
Flowers, is profusely illustrated, and is likely pA
many a young woman and sun mcr boarder to botani
ing; another by w. J Henderson, on "1he Sports
mans Muse" giving pictures of live game birds and
rec riding the musical notes Of their song, apPeai
more to the other sex. A third paper, by laieot VII
Jams, treats Of animal Locomotion in the Muybnds'
Photographs" with a lot Of drolly fascinating pictures
exhibiting in progressive series familiar phenomena not
bully seen IN nature-a mule bucking and rearing, pig
cons flying, horses g~alloping and leaping, athletes
Jumping and throwing, balfplayers batting, etc, u
f, paper which IS in the nature Of an excursion into new
world, A humorous story, yet not without a serious
conclusion, is SISTER Todhln,cr'S Hear, by NJ
Edwards, with attractive genre pictures by kemos "
winch there is a foil in Mr. Boyesen's pathetic Crook"
john, IN which the writer returns to the Norwegian
field of "Gunnar' and his other early successes 10
these must be added Stocktons 'Hundreth Mar, N
one OF the most individual of American fiction writers
The Lincoln History closes nd the Kansas toaos
and discusses their corollary, the Cline jln-DousH
Debates Interesting and hitherto unpublished @
tiers by Lincoln and Greedy are given Bowrng VIE
becoming humility like good Americans before the I'D
mon fetch the humorist, readers who are interested "
Lincoln will yet not fail to see how Necessary "
knowledge of the President is to know the p licA ''
and atmosphere which made him what he was. AN
same time the conviction that Messrs, Nicolay and ny
are the custodians Of much Of the most personal anu
tutImatei inside HfStor, q I - H.. ,Jr;,,etratton nl
well stimulate the impatient curiosity of the public TX
veteran historian George Bancroft adds to the het'neA
value OF the number by recounting "An incidents m~
Lie OF John Adams" 10 which there are added p"
traits OF Adams and Oliver Ellsworth.
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